15 things to do in Toronto this week
Events in Toronto this are all about live music and trivia nights.
Doors Open is back this weekend, which opens up historic Toronto sites that usually aren't open to the public, or you can check out one of the various pop-up markets in the city.
With so many things to do in Toronto, there's likely an event for everyone.
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Events you might want to check out
DateAbout the EventLocation-
May 24Rocker sisters HAIM are back in the city to play tracks off their latest release "Women In Music Pt. III."Echo Beach
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May 24Do you think you think you have what it takes to work at Dunder Mifflin? Test your knowledge of the the beloved comedy series at this themed trivia night and win some prizes.
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May 25Prepare to laugh until your stomach hurts at this local comedy showcase.
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May 26Grab some popcorn and head out to a special screening of the 1987 romance film at the historic theatre.The Fox Theatre
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May 26How well do you know the popular sitcom? Test your knowledge of the show at this themed trivia night for a chance to win some prizes.
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May 26 - June 5Head out to this film festival that celebrates creatives from the LGBTQIA+ community with screenings taking place place over 11 days.TIFF Bell LightBox
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May 27EDM artist Deadmau5 is set have the party going all night long as he spins some of his hottest new tracks at the waterfront venue.
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May 27-28Check out a special IMAX screening of the sci-fi adventure at the iconic lakefront theatre.Ontario Place
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May 27-28The annual massive car rally is travelling all the way from Miami with over 100 studded and bright cars that are sure to catch everyone's eye.Gumball Toronto Grid: Bay Street (Scollard Street to Bloor Street West)
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May 27 - October 14Grab a kayak, canoe or paddle board and head down to Humber River to catch a local artist perform an intimate concert while you float in the audience.The Humber River
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May 28Support local small businesses at this market full of vendors selling everything from handmade jewellery to home decor.1305 Dundas Street West
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May 28-29Explore hundreds of historically significant sites around the city to learn more about the city's past.Multiple Venues
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May 28-29Roam through over 35 different vendors at this curated pop-up market featuring local businesses and artists. The best part is that you won't have to leave your furry best friend at home because the market is dog friendly.483 Queen St. W
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May 29Try not to get distracted by all the cute puppies running around while trying to get in your daily exercise. Stick around for the end of the class where you'll be given a glass of complimentary champagne.Crayon Studio
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October 30Filled with artists, live music, performances and local vendors, you'll be able to roam the neighbourhood streets without having to worry about any cars on the roads.Kensington Market
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